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This election, every presidential candidate has made at least some tax information public—except for Donald Trump.
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Obviously the small fraction of a person who won the GOP nomination last evening is hiding something. One would figure that the normally boisterous bloward would be happy to show off his riches....unless they are not as impressive as he has been saying.
National Review said the following which may be the way a lot of delegates feel:
A political party that didn’t demand the public release of Donald Trump’s tax returns could be committing electoral suicide. In his 40-year business career, he has assembled an empire of great complexity along with a serial record of credibility problems. In other words, he often “makes stuff up.” This is a man who said, under oath, in a 2008 libel suit he later lost: “My net worth fluctuates, and it goes up and down with the markets and with attitudes and with feelings, even my own feelings.”
Clearly Drumpf is engaged in hiding something from his supporters. The question is whether or not the supporters care or not.
Where are they?
Hillary and Bill released their 2015 tax returns to day so far I have seen one thread about it with a grand total of 3 post kind of tells you how much people really care about politicians tax returns. For the record I don't care about Hillarys returns and I still don't care about Trumps.
Where are they?
remember trump demanding all the stuff from obama?
Where are they?
It's bullshit. So You are saying no successful business man can ever be elected as President.Where are Trump's tax returns? Lawrence O'Donnell says we may be getting closer. Under "discovery" - Trump may be forced to produce his tax returns in the following court case.
A landmark case arguing that Trump has violated the Constitution by accepting foreign government money is going forward.
President Donald Trump is subject to the Constitution’s emoluments clause, and any profit, gain or advantage that his hotel in Washington, D.C., obtains from a foreign or domestic government would implicate the clause, according to a ruling by a federal court on Wednesday.
This decision, by Judge Peter Messitte for the U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland, allows a lawsuit brought by the attorneys general of Maryland and Washington, D.C., to proceed against Trump, whose effort to dismiss the challenge was denied. The lawsuit claims that he is in violation of the Constitution’s emoluments clause, which bars federal officeholders from receiving financial or material benefits from foreign governments or domestic government bodies.
“It’s a historic decision,” Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh told HuffPost. “The judge says that the emoluments are broad anti-corruption clauses and can be enforced in the courts.”
Court: Emoluments Clause Applies To Trump And His Hotel Profits
It's bullshit. So You are saying no successful business man can ever be elected as President.Where are Trump's tax returns? Lawrence O'Donnell says we may be getting closer. Under "discovery" - Trump may be forced to produce his tax returns in the following court case.
A landmark case arguing that Trump has violated the Constitution by accepting foreign government money is going forward.
President Donald Trump is subject to the Constitution’s emoluments clause, and any profit, gain or advantage that his hotel in Washington, D.C., obtains from a foreign or domestic government would implicate the clause, according to a ruling by a federal court on Wednesday.
This decision, by Judge Peter Messitte for the U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland, allows a lawsuit brought by the attorneys general of Maryland and Washington, D.C., to proceed against Trump, whose effort to dismiss the challenge was denied. The lawsuit claims that he is in violation of the Constitution’s emoluments clause, which bars federal officeholders from receiving financial or material benefits from foreign governments or domestic government bodies.
“It’s a historic decision,” Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh told HuffPost. “The judge says that the emoluments are broad anti-corruption clauses and can be enforced in the courts.”
Court: Emoluments Clause Applies To Trump And His Hotel Profits
If businesses owned by Rich guys can't make money from foreigners without it being used against them if they run for President then you are saying successful business men can't be elected as president.It's bullshit. So You are saying no successful business man can ever be elected as President.Where are Trump's tax returns? Lawrence O'Donnell says we may be getting closer. Under "discovery" - Trump may be forced to produce his tax returns in the following court case.
A landmark case arguing that Trump has violated the Constitution by accepting foreign government money is going forward.
President Donald Trump is subject to the Constitution’s emoluments clause, and any profit, gain or advantage that his hotel in Washington, D.C., obtains from a foreign or domestic government would implicate the clause, according to a ruling by a federal court on Wednesday.
This decision, by Judge Peter Messitte for the U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland, allows a lawsuit brought by the attorneys general of Maryland and Washington, D.C., to proceed against Trump, whose effort to dismiss the challenge was denied. The lawsuit claims that he is in violation of the Constitution’s emoluments clause, which bars federal officeholders from receiving financial or material benefits from foreign governments or domestic government bodies.
“It’s a historic decision,” Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh told HuffPost. “The judge says that the emoluments are broad anti-corruption clauses and can be enforced in the courts.”
Court: Emoluments Clause Applies To Trump And His Hotel Profits
Duh, where did I say that?
Where are Trump's tax returns? Lawrence O'Donnell says we may be getting closer. Under "discovery" - Trump may be forced to produce his tax returns in the following court case.
A landmark case arguing that Trump has violated the Constitution by accepting foreign government money is going forward.
President Donald Trump is subject to the Constitution’s emoluments clause, and any profit, gain or advantage that his hotel in Washington, D.C., obtains from a foreign or domestic government would implicate the clause, according to a ruling by a federal court on Wednesday.
This decision, by Judge Peter Messitte for the U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland, allows a lawsuit brought by the attorneys general of Maryland and Washington, D.C., to proceed against Trump, whose effort to dismiss the challenge was denied. The lawsuit claims that he is in violation of the Constitution’s emoluments clause, which bars federal officeholders from receiving financial or material benefits from foreign governments or domestic government bodies.
“It’s a historic decision,” Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh told HuffPost. “The judge says that the emoluments are broad anti-corruption clauses and can be enforced in the courts.”
Court: Emoluments Clause Applies To Trump And His Hotel Profits
Where are Trump's tax returns? Lawrence O'Donnell says we may be getting closer. Under "discovery" - Trump may be forced to produce his tax returns in the following court case.
A landmark case arguing that Trump has violated the Constitution by accepting foreign government money is going forward.
President Donald Trump is subject to the Constitution’s emoluments clause, and any profit, gain or advantage that his hotel in Washington, D.C., obtains from a foreign or domestic government would implicate the clause, according to a ruling by a federal court on Wednesday.
This decision, by Judge Peter Messitte for the U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland, allows a lawsuit brought by the attorneys general of Maryland and Washington, D.C., to proceed against Trump, whose effort to dismiss the challenge was denied. The lawsuit claims that he is in violation of the Constitution’s emoluments clause, which bars federal officeholders from receiving financial or material benefits from foreign governments or domestic government bodies.
“It’s a historic decision,” Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh told HuffPost. “The judge says that the emoluments are broad anti-corruption clauses and can be enforced in the courts.”
Court: Emoluments Clause Applies To Trump And His Hotel Profits
Hell, Hitlery had accepted 10,000,000 dollars of Russian money in her trading of Uranium One, and you fucking liberals have said nothing about that... Go fuck yourselves assholes.If businesses owned by Rich guys can't make money from foreigners without it being used against them if they run for President then you are saying successful business men can't be elected as president.It's bullshit. So You are saying no successful business man can ever be elected as President.Where are Trump's tax returns? Lawrence O'Donnell says we may be getting closer. Under "discovery" - Trump may be forced to produce his tax returns in the following court case.
A landmark case arguing that Trump has violated the Constitution by accepting foreign government money is going forward.
President Donald Trump is subject to the Constitution’s emoluments clause, and any profit, gain or advantage that his hotel in Washington, D.C., obtains from a foreign or domestic government would implicate the clause, according to a ruling by a federal court on Wednesday.
This decision, by Judge Peter Messitte for the U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland, allows a lawsuit brought by the attorneys general of Maryland and Washington, D.C., to proceed against Trump, whose effort to dismiss the challenge was denied. The lawsuit claims that he is in violation of the Constitution’s emoluments clause, which bars federal officeholders from receiving financial or material benefits from foreign governments or domestic government bodies.
“It’s a historic decision,” Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh told HuffPost. “The judge says that the emoluments are broad anti-corruption clauses and can be enforced in the courts.”
Court: Emoluments Clause Applies To Trump And His Hotel Profits
Duh, where did I say that?
Where are Trump's tax returns? Lawrence O'Donnell says we may be getting closer. Under "discovery" - Trump may be forced to produce his tax returns in the following court case.
A landmark case arguing that Trump has violated the Constitution by accepting foreign government money is going forward.
President Donald Trump is subject to the Constitution’s emoluments clause, and any profit, gain or advantage that his hotel in Washington, D.C., obtains from a foreign or domestic government would implicate the clause, according to a ruling by a federal court on Wednesday.
This decision, by Judge Peter Messitte for the U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland, allows a lawsuit brought by the attorneys general of Maryland and Washington, D.C., to proceed against Trump, whose effort to dismiss the challenge was denied. The lawsuit claims that he is in violation of the Constitution’s emoluments clause, which bars federal officeholders from receiving financial or material benefits from foreign governments or domestic government bodies.
“It’s a historic decision,” Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh told HuffPost. “The judge says that the emoluments are broad anti-corruption clauses and can be enforced in the courts.”
Court: Emoluments Clause Applies To Trump And His Hotel Profits
